JUST WATCHED

Hillary Clinton's campaign — in under 4 minutes

MUST WATCH

Story highlights

Hillary Clinton said voting is a "vote for your self, vote for your family, vote for your futures"

"We don't have to accept a dark and divisive vision for America," she said at a rally in Pittsburgh

Raleigh, North Carolina (CNN)Hillary Clinton finished out her 19-month presidential campaign with an emotional final rally in North Carolina that began after it had already become Election Day on the East Coast, declaring a campaign trail mantra: "love trumps hate."

Marking the end of a four-state, whirlwind last day on the stump, the Democratic nominee took the stage in Raleigh with her husband, Bill Clinton, their daughter, Chelsea, as well as pop stars Lady Gaga and Jon Bon Jovi, to deliver her closing message.

To Clinton's left, supporters held up letters to spell out: "MAKE HISTORY." Behind her, her husband and former president looked on with obvious pride, more than once clasping his hands in front of his face as though he were in awe of the woman before him.

"I want you to know and I want you to spread he word: I want to be president for all Americans. Not just some," Clinton said. "None of us want to wake up Wednesday morning and wish we had done more."

A grandmother to Chelsea's two young kids, Clinton concluded her final campaign speech by describing what is at stake on Election Day for parents and grandparents.

"When your kids or grandkids ask what you did in 2016," she said, "you'll be able to say you voted for a stronger, fairer, better America. An America where we build bridges, not walls. Where we prove, conclusively, that yes: Love trumps hate."

With those words, Clinton concluded her second presidential campaign.

Her day had begun with a first rally in Pittsburgh, where Clinton pleaded with Americans to reject Donald Trump's "pessimistic" worldview. She also asked the country to look ahead to the work that needs to be done after Election Day.

"Tomorrow is the election, but that is just the beginning," Clinton said. "We have to heal this country. We have to bring people together, to listen and respect each other."

The former secretary of state and her campaign have been intently focused on get-out-the-vote and early voting efforts over the last few weeks, urging Americans to resist the temptation to stay home and vote before November 8 if they can. All day Monday, Clinton stressed the importance of heading to the ballot box Tuesday for those who have not yet voted.

With a renewed sense of urgency, Clinton said in Pittsburgh that voting on Tuesday is a "vote for yourself, vote for your family, vote for your futures."

And as she has been doing throughout the general election, Clinton sought to paint a stark contrast between her candidacy and Trump's.

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton voted in Chappaqua, New York, on Election Day, Tuesday, November 8. Afterward, she and her husband, former U.S. President Bill Clinton, visited with locals outside the voting area.

Hide Caption

1 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump casts his vote in New York on Election Day.

Hide Caption

2 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Clinton addresses a midnight rally at North Carolina State University in Raleigh early on November 8. Both Clinton and Trump barnstormed across battleground states in a frenetic, last-minute push for votes.

Hide Caption

3 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Clinton greets Lady Gaga backstage after the campaign event in Raleigh on November 8. The singer urged the crowd to make history and elect the first woman president.

Hide Caption

4 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Clinton held a rally in Philadelphia the night before Election Day.

Hide Caption

5 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Clinton's rally in Philadelphia included appearances from President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama.

Hide Caption

6 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

The Clintons share a moment backstage.

Hide Caption

7 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump's family -- as well as Trump's running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence -- join the candidate for a rally in Manchester, New Hampshire, on Monday, November 7.

Hide Caption

8 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump visited Raleigh on November 7.

Hide Caption

9 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump makes an appeal to voters in Scranton, Pennsylvania, on November 7.

Hide Caption

10 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump daughter-in-law Lara Trump joins former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani for the Scranton rally on November 7.

Hide Caption

11 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Clinton takes the stage during a rally at the University of Pittsburgh on November 7.

Hide Caption

12 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump's rally in Manchester was one of five stops the candidate made November 7, the last full day of campaigning.

Hide Caption

13 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Clinton's image is reflected in a teleprompter as she greets supporters after a rally in Pittsburgh on November 7.

Hide Caption

14 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump checks out a rubber mask of himself during a campaign rally in Sarasota, Florida, on November 7.

Hide Caption

15 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump's face is obscured by a teleprompter as he holds his campaign rally in Raleigh on November 7.

Hide Caption

16 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

President Obama arrives to speak at a Clinton rally in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on November 7.

Hide Caption

17 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Preparations continue November 7 at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York City, where Clinton will hold an election night event.

Hide Caption

18 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump speaks at a campaign rally in Minneapolis on Sunday, November 6.

Hide Caption

19 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump supporters take photos in Minneapolis on November 6.

Hide Caption

20 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump addresses supporters in Minneapolis on November 6.

Hide Caption

21 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Clinton and NBA basketball player LeBron James wave to a crowd in Cleveland on November 6.

Hide Caption

22 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Clinton supporters hold signs in Cleveland on November 6.

Hide Caption

23 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Clinton boards her campaign plane in Cleveland on November 6.

Hide Caption

24 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

A crowd lines up for a rally supporting Trump in Sioux City, Iowa, on November 6.

Hide Caption

25 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Clinton shakes hands with supporters during a rainstorm in Miami on Saturday, November 5.

Hide Caption

26 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Clinton supporters wait outside an early voting center in the predominantly Cuban-American neighborhood of West Miami, Florida, on November 5.

Hide Caption

27 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump and his wife, Melania, arrive at an airport rally in Wilmington, North Carolina, on November 5.

Hide Caption

28 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

People climbed a wall to get a better view of Trump in Wilmington.

Hide Caption

29 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump attends a rally in Denver on November 5.

Hide Caption

30 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Singer Katy Perry shows off a coat reading "I'm With Madam President" during a Clinton event in Philadelphia on November 5.

Hide Caption

31 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Police guard a men's room where a protester was being held after he disrupted a Trump rally in Reno, Nevada, on November 5.

Hide Caption

32 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Police officers and Secret Service agents take a man away in handcuffs after the Reno disruption.

Hide Caption

33 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Members of the Secret Service rush Trump off the stage in Reno.

Hide Caption

34 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Children wait for the start of a Clinton rally in Detroit on Friday, November 4.

Hide Caption

35 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Supporters listen to Clinton in Detroit on November 4.

Hide Caption

36 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Clinton speaks at the rally in Detroit on November 4.

Hide Caption

37 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Clinton joins Beyonce and Jay Z on stage during a free concert in Cleveland on November 4.

Hide Caption

38 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump rallies supporters in Hershey, Pennsylvania, on November 4.

Hide Caption

39 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway waits backstage at a rally in Atkinson, New Hampshire, on November 4.

Hide Caption

40 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Ground crews await Trump's arrival for a rally in Wilmington, Ohio, on November 4.

Hide Caption

41 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Clinton, seen in a reflection, applauds as her former primary rival, U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, campaigns for her in Raleigh, North Carolina, on Thursday, November 3.

Hide Caption

42 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump holds a rally in Selma, North Carolina, on November 3.

Hide Caption

43 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump speaks in Jacksonville, Florida, on November 3.

Hide Caption

44 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

A young girl attends a Clinton rally in Las Vegas on Wednesday, November 2.

Hide Caption

45 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump addresses supporters in Pensacola, Florida, on November 2.

Hide Caption

46 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump gestures in Pensacola on November 2.

Hide Caption

47 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

People attend a Clinton rally in Phoenix on November 2.

Hide Caption

48 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Clinton smiles as she greets supporters in Phoenix on November 2.

Hide Caption

49 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Clinton waves in Phoenix on November 2.

Hide Caption

50 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Clinton greets customers at a barbershop in North Las Vegas on November 2.

Hide Caption

51 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump appears at a rally in Orlando on November 2.

Hide Caption

52 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

A banner flies overhead at a Trump rally in Orlando on November 2.

Hide Caption

53 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Clinton, right, and aide Huma Abedin stand aboard Clinton's campaign plane as they head to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, for a campaign rally on Friday, October 28. News broke during the flight that the FBI was reviewing new emails related to Clinton's personal server, bringing an issue they had assumed was behind them back into the campaign. The emails being examined were part of an investigation into former U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner, Abedin's estranged husband, who is accused of sexting with a girl who was purportedly underage. On November 6, FBI Director James Comey told lawmakers that after reviewing the new emails, the agency stood by its opinion that Clinton should not face criminal charges.

Hide Caption

54 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Clinton addresses the media in Des Moines, Iowa, on October 28. She issued a statement about the latest FBI disclosure. "We are 11 days out from perhaps the most important national election of our lifetimes," she said. "Voting is already underway in our country. So the American people deserve to get the full and complete facts immediately."

Hide Caption

55 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Clinton speaks at her news conference on October 28.

Hide Caption

56 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump speaks at a campaign rally in Cedar Rapids on October 28.

Hide Caption

57 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump supporters attend a rally in Cedar Rapids on October 28.

Hide Caption

58 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump speaks at a campaign rally in Lisbon, Maine, on October 28.

Hide Caption

59 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Clinton speaks in Cedar Rapids on October 28.

Hide Caption

60 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump smiles at a rally in Manchester, New Hampshire, on October 28.

Hide Caption

61 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Clinton attends a homecoming pep rally at North Carolina A&T State University on Thursday, October 27.

Hide Caption

62 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

First lady Michelle Obama hugs Clinton at a rally in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, on October 27.

Hide Caption

63 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

A Clinton supporter takes a selfie at a campaign rally in Winston-Salem on October 27.

Hide Caption

64 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump gears up for a campaign rally at an airport in Sanford, Florida, on Tuesday, October 25.

Hide Caption

65 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Trump supporters cheer while waiting for the candidate's arrival in Sanford on October 25.

Hide Caption

66 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Clinton attends a rally in Coconut Creek, Florida, on October 25.

Hide Caption

67 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

A shadow of Clinton's campaign plane is seen as the candidate prepares to land in Manchester, New Hampshire, on Monday, October 24.

Hide Caption

68 of 81

Photos:Final days of the 2016 campaign

Clinton, center, claps for US Sen. Elizabeth Warren at a rally in Manchester on October 24.

"We don't have to accept a dark and divisive vision for America," she said. "Tomorrow you can vote for a hopeful, inclusive, big-hearted America. Our core values are being tested in this election."

Clinton even urged voters that confront long lines on Election Day: "Please wait."

"In early voting, we have had people waiting in line for two and three hours," she said. "And there have been reporters and others going up and down the line asking people, all kinds of Americans, not one type, all types, 'Why are you here?' 'Because my future depends on it,' they say."

Several hours later, campaigning in Allendale, Michigan, just outside of Grand Rapids, Clinton stressed that the support she has received from Republicans across the aisle signals "why this election is so different."

"It's why so many Republicans have spoken out to endorse me and support me," Clinton said, adding that some Republicans "have taken very courageous stands against the nominee of their own party."

"Because they believe that we must put country ahead of party," she said.

Once again painting Trump's vision as "pessimistic" and dark, the Democratic nominee said she simply doesn't see the country through her opponent's lens.

"People look at us with yearning," Clinton said. "We are already great, but we can be greater. And we will be greater."

At her final rally, Clinton evoked Bon Jovi's famous single, "Livin' On a Prayer," to concede that there was not much more she could do.

"Between now and the time the poll closes tomorrow, we are going to be livin' on a prayer!" she said.